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by d0mine 4y ago
jupyter is also supported in org-mode https://github.com/nnicandro/emacs-jupyter
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I do the same using org-mode in Emacs. It is a plain text: you can start simple and then gets as complex and fancy as you like. https://youtu.be/hnMntOQjs7Q
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It is not like there are just two options. The inequality distribution could have been different (total, relative). It was not necessary to destroy the economy (even today, after 30 years Russia is behind) and more importantly the society w
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Configure your IDE, to help you write SELECT queries. It should be easy to insert a template with jump points in the desired order e.g., a generic YASnippet in Emacs should be able to do it. Thus by the time you are writing the column expre
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Software is a tool that can be used effectively in education (e.g., Khan Academy). Nobody says it is the only tool that you should use. If you are saying that 100% of grading must be manual, it implies 0% effectiveness of Khan Academy (fals
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It is a universal law: any organization is overrun by people who use it for their own purposes sooner or later (academic institutions, corporations, churches, states -- nothing is immune).
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As many students know, you can cram a whole semester worth of material in just a few learning sessions before an exam: you can pass exam but you forget everything as fast as you've learned it. Use such methods for subjects that you do
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by d0mine 4y ago
Nothing stops you from calling bash from Python to combine bash pipelines (onelines) but if you must use Python for some reason, to run `baz` for each line in `foo` & `bar` output: from subprocess import Popen, PIPE, run with
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If you never see bullet holes in some part of a fuselage, it likely means those planes that do have holes in those places never return home that they are vulnerable area which require more armor. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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This is absurd. Where does it end? iphone allows to watch copyrighted material. Should apple be responsible for any infringement?
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By this logic, google "facilitates" the defamation by providing hyperlinks to the article. The court disagrees.
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Given the topic is the difference between an article and a link to it (one level of indirection), the indirection does matter (at least, if you are google).
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if providing a link by google to an article is not publishing then why do you think providing e.g., a hyperlink to a magnet link by a torrent search engine becomes publishing of a copyrighted material? (torrent search engine shows links to
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It reminds me the 5th element: https://youtu.be/UkFAcFtBD48?t=50 (it hints at that there is something wrong with such logic).
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By this logic, you would need more than 350 millions protesters to affect policy regarding climate change (global industry interests). -- used 10B world population for simplicity.
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I'll bite: Turkey — true (Armenian genocide). USSR — false (genocide against who? there were famines (btw in US too). all people suffered). Though I know that the opposite is claimed by propaganda (at least, Obama failed to recognize
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The fact that we might have a technology to do something says nothing about whether it is actually will be done. For example, there is no need for war, we can feed everyone using the technology available today but it is almost certain milli
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you could start the server automatically using `-a ""`. I've configured $EDITOR to start `emacsclient "$@" -a ""` with necessary arguments (I get emacs frame instantly when necessary). https://s
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Can you copyright a font in US?
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It reminds me how Apple products such as ipod, iphone were described (derivative, unoriginal). Nonetheless, the products are great.
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Agreed, on approachable defaults for VSCode. I found use-package, try elisp packages make it easy to try new packages in emacs. https://github.com/jwiegley/use-package https://github.com/larstvei/T
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vterm inside emacs. vterm is sufficiently standard terminal emulator. Emacs plays the role of a windows manager (manages multiple vterm windows (buffers in emacs terms)). Easy to save/restore window configurations.
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30 IDEs seems like a lot. Could you share why have you switched between so many? Could you list several specific points that make VSCode preferable over emacs.
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«it lists different values that each tool prioritizes, and how "Core values are self-reinforcing. They attract like-minded people, who will then defend them."» https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29159433
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Yonatan Zunger – People seem to think “Nazi” is meant as a slur or term of abuse (2017)(angg.twu.net)
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9 out 10 results in mice do not transfer to humans. For example, fasting for several hours in mice and in humans are completely different things (a human would have to fast for days to get similar results).
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Large monitors are expensive, they take space, not portable.
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The article claims that it is about our world: "he imagined an America filled with dazzling inventions but rotting from the inside out, one in which the erosion of civil liberties is thinly veiled by chest-thumping braggadocio about te
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It says something that there are people who appear to be able to talk but can't recognize their own country on the map (any number greater than zero is remarkable).
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There is practical and very much effective way: it is called propaganda: you don't need to regulate speech if you can control what people think (and national security, wokeism will take care of the rest).

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